Lana Del Rey, Queen Of Boredom
A toast to pop's most #overit star
A Playlist For Mother Earth
Our favorite songs about the planet we love so much
Nan Goldin’s Playlist
On the soundtrack to ‘The Ballad of Sexual Dependency’
The New Cartoon Tuesdays: How Female Cartoonists Are Changing Mainstream Publications
Artists are challenging the traditionally white, male world of illustration to recognize women’s work
Mary Lattimore’s Bewitching Harp
On the musician’s new release, ‘Collected Pieces’
Michelle Branch Breaks Free
The singer-songwriter talks about ‘Hopeless Romantic,’ her first solo album in 14 years
Goldfrapp Look Back To Move Forward
The English duo’s new album, ‘Silver Eye,’ is a reminder of their subtle influence on a decade of dance music
The Unexpected Joy of Nelly Furtado’s Return
The musician talks about her mixed feelings on the pop industry and her new album, ‘The Ride’
Why Music Will Always Be Just A Little Bit Evil
A pair of new studies reinforce decades of fear of music
No Pop Star Is Having More Fun Right Now Than Charli XCX
Notes on the singer’s excellently sugary new mixtape, ‘Number 1 Angel’
Laura Marling’s Female Gaze
How the British singer decided to write songs about women on her new album, ‘Semper Femina’
13 Musicians On How They’re Spending The Women’s Strike
Margo Price, Vagabon, Fatima Al Qadiri, and more discuss the international day of action
Raymond Pettibon: Kill Yr American Male Idols
Notes on the iconic punk artist’s New Museum retrospective
How Marnie Stern Found the Sound of the Future
Celebrating a decade of the guitar player’s destiny-building wisdom
Can AI Make Musicians More Creative?
Google and Sony want to change the way artists think about artificial intelligence
Searching for "Good TV" at the 2017 Grammys
On the pants-less, flask-slinging, award-breaking moments
Grammy Curveballs: Wait, Who Got Nominated?
We interview six unexpected nominees, from Judy Collins to Parquet Courts
Allison Crutchfield Writes A New Story For Herself
The singer-songwriter discusses ‘Tourist in This Town,’ her ‘feminist breakup record’
Stef Chura Steps Into The Spotlight
The rising Michigan rocker talks about her debut album, ‘Messes’
Cherry Glazerr Grow Up On Apocalipstick
With its second album, the L.A. band lives its rock-and-roll dreams
Priests Rip It Up And Start Again
The D.C. punk band talks about its new album, ‘Nothing Feels Natural,’ and the fight to stay creative
The xx Move Into Bolder Territory With I See You
The band’s first album in five years is a step forward from its influential sound
Sharon Van Etten On How The OA Changed Her
The singer-songwriter on her first-ever acting experience on the Netflix series
Blondie's Classic 1976 Debut Is More Prophetic Than Ever
Revisiting the resonance of the band's first album after 40 years